"Does marrying in the same gotra affect a person's DNA or ge
"Does marrying in the same gotra affect a person's DNA or gene?"
The answer is understood by the experiment on genetics in modern lab:
1. In the language of science: What is the relationship between gotra and DNA? • Gotra System is India's hereditary identity, which is based on the Paternal Lineage. • This system was originally formed in the name of ancient sages (eg: Bhardwaj, Vashistha, Atri). • People of the same gotra are considered that they are children of the same ancestor (Common Male ancestor)-that is, their Y-chromosome can have similarity. From the point of view of DNA, two people of the same gotra are likely to have some similarity - especially if they are close relatives. 2. Does marriages cause genetic loss in a gotra?
Yes, maybe if those people are close relatives It is scientifically established that: "People whose genes are the same, getting married among themselves increases the risk of genetic disorders in their children." Main Dazzle: With effect details:- Recessive Gene Disorders - Like Thalassemia, sickle cell anemia etc. CONGENITAL Defects congenital physical or mental weakness Weak immune system can reduce child's immunity Inbreeding depression decreases the variety of genes, which can weaken the future generations
scientific reason:
• When close relatives get married, recessive genes (which are usually buried) may be active simultaneously.
• This can lead to genetic mutations or diseases in the next generation.
But is a person of every single gotra genetically close?
No not necessary. In today's time:
• Millions of people are in the same gotra, but their ancestors took place thousands of years ago.
• If the distance or breed may be different, biologically they cannot be so close. Hence modern science confirms this with research and change.
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